Daryl Dolynny

Thank you, Mr. Blake. Minister Beaulieu.

Thank you, Minister Beaulieu. I welcome back Ms. DeLancey and Mr. Elkin into the House. Question we have on the floor here, which I will allow maybe Mr. Bromley just a quick recap regarding the Stanton Hospital funding. I will turn it over to Mr. Bromley to repeat the last question briefly, please. Thank you.

Thank you very much Mr. Abernethy, Ms. Haener, Ms. Schofield. Thank you for your time. If I can get the Sergeant-at-Arms to escort you from the Chamber, please. Thank you. Mr. Menicoche.

Thank you, Minister Beaulieu. Final, short supplementary, Mr. Bouchard.

Thank you, Mr. Bromley. Before we get that question answered, I will turn it over to Minister Beaulieu. Minister Beaulieu, do you have witnesses to bring into the Chamber?

There being none, turn to page 7-2. Justice, department summary, infrastructure investment summary, total infrastructure investment summary, $799,000.

Thank you, Mr. Elkin. Mr. Bouchard.

CIO meaning Chief Information Officer. I guess the question many would have is as we’re replacing this equipment, which is basically a natural attrition and prudent business practice, the old equipment, equipment that in terms of lifecycle it might have some use yet. What does the department do with the remaining equipment?

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Hawkins brought up earlier about the department of motor vehicles and I particularly like the Food Network and it makes the wait feel less long. The people at DMV are great, once you get to work with them.

I have a constituent concern that came forward to me about a son of a constituent who was told that there was a three-month waiting list to get their road test. This was confirmed by the office of the Department of Transportation. The unfortunate thing is that not everyone passes their first road test. So in this situation here, we may have people in Yellowknife...

Thank you, Minister Beaulieu. I do remind the Members that we are in capital estimates. Some of the questions we’re entertaining here have more operational overtone. So I’ll go back to Ms. Bisaro.